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Letter of the Month
In: web resources
22 May 2011Hi Jeffrey, Back in 2004 we had been running Headscape for three years. Things were going well but personally I was a little dissatisfied with my career. I just wasn’t as excited about the web as I had been and was lacking a new challenge and direction. Anyway, we won a new client that was [...]
Accessibility checklists can be helpful if used right
In: web resources
19 May 2011It is sometimes argued that using checklists when implementing or evaluating accessibility will lead to “checklist accessibility”, where developers blindly follow a checklist and do what they have to do to be able to check each item off the list without understanding why. I agree that in the wrong hands, checklists can be used incorrectly. [...]
As I’ve mentioned in posts like Beware of -webkit-text-size-adjust:none and Controlling text size in Safari for iOS without disabling user zoom, it is possible for web developers to prevent user zoom in Safari for iOS. In many cases this won’t be a huge problem, either because the site/app uses a sensible text size to begin [...]
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